GMOs: Changing the Human Genome One Meal at a Time !

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This is really well done !

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Published on Feb 4, 2013

Natural News have teamed up with Infomatic Films to produce "GMO a Go-Go!", an animated film all about genetically modified organisms and how good they are - well, for Big Pesticide anyway. "GMOS, changing the human genome one meal at a time!"

This new animated video gives us all the basics on why GMOs are dangerous, as well as informing children, tongue-in-cheek, that they don't have to worry about eating good healthy vegetables any more.

With a horror theme, we are gradually introduced to how genetically modified seeds and crops are made and how they produce pesticides within the plants to kill insects. We also find that these insects are now getting immune to the built-in pesticides as nature adapts to get around the problem.

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[markpierre]

If that were true weeds would long ago have evolved armor that would break the blades of cultivators and hoes.
We'll just modify the genes back to normal again and the pesticide thriving bugs will starve.
The patents are what's important.
We'll get the slaves in the fields again and they can pull the bloody weeds. There'll be an army of them.
Who says sterility and early death is a bad thing? It's a good thing for a few. Don't be so selfish.

Pardon me if things like this catapult me into cartoon land. This issue makes me sympathetically sick if not in fact. And every time I recklessly consume anything from any package,
I know I'm potentially poisoning myself. And the proof of what's imminent won't be acknowledged until it's far too late.
How that betrayal works on human psychology is astounding.